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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13883, 7 November 1910, Page 7

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THE SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR. MATCH AGAIX.ST SOUTH AUSTRALIA. United Press Association—By EUctrio Telegraph—Copyright. ADELAIDE, November .">. The match between South Africa and Sauth Australia was commenced to-ilay in cool and pleasant weather. Tho wicker was a tritlo slew, and helped the bowlers slichtly for half an hour. Hill, the South Australian captain, won the totis nncl sent, his opponents in to bat. The wicket nipped a bit. and the opcmii{.: nutsmen were uncertain in. ils-eir timing. Tho South Atriraiis fielded well. >chw;irz and W gle-i - bowled splendidly, and had alt the batsmen troubled, except. Crawford and V.'hitty. iSehwarz beat them by his unexjK>cted off breaks. Voider mixed his bowling well. ! 1 Ik> following wen -, tho scores:— SOUTH AFRICA. Finn Innings. Strieker, c Zschoin. b V.'iufiy .. ..3 iiulcii, i: Mhvjio, 1) WhiUy .. ..0 .-hcrwoU. b "WJiitty .." .. ..8 Noursc, run out .. .. ..4 i'aulkncr, c S. Hill, b Kecs .. .. 54 Snooke, c Cleir. Hill, l> Crawford .. 1 LiuiveHyn. c Campbcii, b Crau-!ord .. 3 Sohwara, b Whitty .. .. ..20 i-'cajso, b Wrig'U .. .. ..21 Verier, uot out .. . .. ..5 i'oj'lcr, c Zscliorn, b "Wright .. .. 0 iiilras .. .. .. ..9 Total .. .. .. ..133 Bowling Analysis.—Whitty 4 wicke's for 57. Cra\rtorxl 2 for 31, Rocs 1 for 30, Wright 2 lor 4. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. First lnuinjjs. Majnc, b Schwarz ~ .. 0 Zschorn, c Sherwell, b Voglcr .. .. 0 Clem Hill, c Schwarz, h \ ogier .. 15 Getirs, st Skerweli, b Schwarz .. ..1 Crawford, c Snooke, b Schwarz .. 66 S. Hill, c Voglcr, b Schwarz .. ..11 Chamberlain. Ibw, b Schwarz .. .. 6 Campbeil, c Sherwell, b Vogler .. 8 lleca, at Sherwell, b Schwarz .. ..11 Whitty, rot out .. .. ..31 Wright, not out .. .. ..6 iCxtras .. .. .. ..5 Total for nine wickets .. 169 Bowling Analysis.—Schwarz G wickets for C 6, Vogler 3 for" 38. CANTERBURY ELEVEN v. COLTS FIFTEEN. The Canterbury Cricket Association utilised Saturday atternoon in a match between a first cloven and the Colts' Fifteen at Hagley Park, when tho Eleven took strike, nnd scored 305, occupying the wicket for four hours, Ellis (76) being top scorer in an innings in which he infused a good deal of his old form. Pattrick (40), T. Carlton (43), and Bennett afeo hit merrily for 45, W. Carlton coming out with the fino average of four for 32, Thomas being the next best bowler with three wickets for 70 runs. The Colte then taking strike made a bad beginning, and at time had scored 56 for six wickets, Jennings (13) being tho only double-figure scorer. Scores:— CANTERBURY ELEVEN. A. Norman, b Ward .. .. '..28 11. B. Lusk, b Thomas .. .. G H. Ellis, b Thomas .. .. .. 7G W. Patrick, c Hayes, b Carlton .. ..40 S. A. Orchard, c Caygill, b Watson .. 6 E. Crawshaw, b Carlton .. ..20 T. Carlton, b Thoma3 .. .. ..43 A. li. Neild, c Miles, b Carlton .. 3 I). Sandman, b Carlton .. .. ..11 J. H. Bennett, c Hayes, b Hickmott .. 43 C. Boxshall, not out .. .. ..15 Extras .. .. .. .. 12 Total .. .. .. ..305 Bowling analysis.—A. Thomas, 17 overs, 3 maidens, 76 runs, 3 wickets; H. Watson, 17 overs, 5 maidens, 55 runs, 1 wicket; A. E. Ward, 12 overs, 2 maidens, 46 runs, 1 wicket; Rise, 11 overs, 2 maidens, 45 runs; E. G. Pcrrin, 4 overs, 24 runs; "VV. Carlton, 7 overs, 32 runs, 4 wickets; K. G. Hickmott, 1.2 over 3, 17 runs, 1 wicket. COLTS' FIFTEEN. Caygill, b Bennett .. .. ..4 Paiieraon, Ibw, b Sandman .. .. 4 W. Hayes, c Ellis, b Sandman .. .. 3 E. G. Porrin, c Patrick, b iiennett .. 2 J. K. Jennings, c Lusk, b Sandman .. Ifl A. Bcale, c Sandman, b Carlton .. 8 W. Carlton, not out .. .. ..3 A. Thomas, not out .. .. .. 0 Extras .... .. .. .. 17 Total for six wickets .. ..56